Fans Think Ariana Grande Just Came out on Her New Song

If you've already memorized every word on Ariana Grande's Thank U, Next album, there's good news. The singer just released a new song, "Monopoly," with Victoria Monét. The song is destined to be a bop, but fans noticed something telling in the lyrics. Both Monét and Grande say the line "I like women and men (yeah)," which led some fans to think that this was Grande's own very on-brand way of declaring herself a proud bisexual.

According to People, the song and its accompanying video were released today. Fans immediately noticed the lyrics and posted their thoughts on Twitter.

if ariana is bisexual and this is her way of coming out. then i’m so proud of her. if it isn’t then thank you for the bisexual anthem ma’am !

Grande hasn't officially commented on the speculation, but a source told People that the rumors were just that. "She is of course a well-known LGBT ally and this is her supporting her friends," the source said.

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That doesn't do much to stop the speculation, but it does reinforce Grande's position as an ally. She'll actually be performing at Manchester Pride two years after a bombing killed 22 people at her show in the same city. Grande did face some backlash with the announcement, where many saw her headlining the show as a way for organizers to charge more money. Some also took offense to having someone who is straight headline a Pride event. Grande clarified that she had nothing to do with the event's pricing and doubled down on her position as an ally to the LGBTQ community.

"The relationships I have with LGBTQ fans, friends, and family make me so happy," she wrote. "I want to celebrate and support this community regardless of my identity or how people label me."